Sentence examples for may face competition from inspiring English sources

The museum has received thousands of visitors since its opening on May 31, but someday may face competition.

They may face competition from Manchester City, Arsenal and Real Madrid.

But desktop computers may face competition from mobile devices in school technology budgets.

The birds forage for herring and other small fish, and may face competition from commercial fishing boats.

But the Chinese may face competition in the bidding, as spinning off the sugar division would give the market a better idea of the company's value, analysts said.

But Costain may face competition, with the UK's two largest building contractors, Balfour Beatty and Carillion, as well as business outsourcing group Capita, all seen as possible bidders.

However if they do they may well face competition from Hamburg, one of Olic's former clubs, who are also reportedly keen on securing the striker.

He may also face competition from within his own tribe, particularly if a fellow Nuer fills the now-vacant post of vice-president.

Although talks with its two big shareholders have so far stalled, Mr Lafley is determined to make more deals in this area.For Wella at least, he may yet face competition from his perennial rival, Niall FitzGerald.

If the drug succeeds, it may also face competition from dextromethorphan and quinidine prescribed separately, although the amount of quinidine used is much smaller than the dosages sold for heart treatment.

If Mr Bush expects fierce battle from both the right and the libertarian wings of the party – the latter hopes to galvanise support for Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky – he may also face competition from other moderate aspirants who will now urgently examine their prospects in the light of his announcement.